Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

The purpose of DAGE is to combat social isolation for pensioners of Lewisham and Greenwich by the provision of a pop-in facility for social contact, an advice and information service providing help with forms and referrals to specialist agencies, and the provision of advice from fire safety to crime prevention. The DAGE charity shop will make affordable items available to pensioners.

Running discos for the school children, running the School fayres at Christmas and Summer and holding a Mother's Day and Father's Day shop to generate funds for specific school requests

The Association aims are:a. Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents etcb. Engaging in activities which support the School and advance the education of the Cranmore pupils.The main activities of the CPA include fundraising events, including a Fireworks evening, Quiz Night, May Ball and Summer Fete. We also run a Second Hand Uniform shop for the school.

Funds have been raised in the following ways: uniform shop,Bookfair,parents contributions for school trips,photograph commission,fundraising days and collections at performances.Monies raised have been used for: purchases for uniform shop,paying for trip entry fees,coaches, workshops,curriculum events,donations to GOSH,wreaths/flowers to represent school.

Y6 leavers gifts, sing a long, school shop, yellow moon, sponsorship, summer fayre, fonebank, easter raffle, disco, the giving machine, Christmas cards (Christmas).

All activities connected with Girlguiding UK. Training for leaders, meetings, activities for Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Adults. Camps and holidays. Shop supplying books, badges and publications necessary for leaders to run units as well as uniform for all sections, issued by Girlguiding UK.

Active Steam Engine Museum and Educational Facility preserving and promoting the historic industrial past of the Charles Burrell Company of Thetford in Norfolk. 100% run by volunteers and financed from grants and donations and also the revenue generated from an in house shop, cafe and outside demonstrations of our steam traction engines.

The Shop! is managed by a core group of 8 people overseen by 3 Trustees.We provide a welcome & friendly cafe environment at 89 Selsey High Street. A place to chat, meet & make new friends in the community. We especially want to provide a safe place for the lonely etc.In the afternoons local Community Groups - Dementia Awareness, Shut Ins, Learning Difficulties, use the shop.

The main purpose of the Trust is to raise funds to enable it to give donations to young Christian people and organisations in Redditch and the surrounding area, who are involved in Christian youth, schools and outreach work. A secondary function is to provide a source of Christian reading and other material for the people of Redditch and the surrounding area.

We issued food vouchers for local shops 3 times between March 2023 and September 2023, and intend to give them out again in June 2023, due to the financial need because of the rise in the cost of living. We help with domestic, educational and other personal needs by paying direct to the supplier.

Provides a community hall for meetings, local organisatons, education classes, social events, charity fund raising. Provides premises for the community shop and for a sub post Office.

To run a Grade 2 Listed 1835 tower windmill as an educational and leisure centre for the whole community. Also to provide a coffee shop/community centre in the grounds of the windmill for multi general community use/benefit.

We hold many regular events throughout the year to raise funds. These include, but is not exclusive to, a Christmas Fayre, Mother's & Father's Day shops, Summer BBQ, Easter Egg Hunt, Discos, running an afterschool book and tuck shop and family evening events. The biggest event we run each year is the September Family Fun Day which the whole community is invited to.

Sale of donated goods in a shop to raise funds for donations for inhabitants of Chell Heath and surrounding areas

To act as a 'Friend' to Honiton Hospital with Volunteer support, running a small shop in the Hospital reception area and raising funds in order to benefit both the patients in the Hospital but also in the Honiton community.

Pride in Belper promotes LGBTQ visibility and allyship. Information and support are given to local schools, churches, shops, and community groups in the form of guidance and knowledge around inclusion and belonging. We hold an annual LGBTQ pride event in the heart of Belper Derbyshire which is open to all and involves organisations, charities and businesses in the area of Belper.

We do not provide any financial assistance - only provide the building & facilities for local organisations etc to use. As there are no other shops/pub/school in the village the hall is the 'hub' of the community & used for many functions including W.I., childrens parties, karate, bowls etc. We are an 'emergency base' for the parish councils new emergency plan (storing generator/food/lighting/blan

We are small group of volunteers who are connected to the school who fundraise in the interest of providing items for the educational and well being needs of all children at our school.We hold events such as a Summer Fair, Cake Bakes, Christmas Shop's to raise money on School property, and have provided library books, playground markings, Read,Wrire Ink books and contributed to a mini bus.

Activities include a shop, Islamic talks for all, Friday prayers,youth club general advice.Benefit to advance education for people no longer in full time education.Facilities for playing of football, badminton, martial arts and keep fitWe are currently collecting funds to operate from a larger building in Coventry Foleshill.This project will be the first of its kind in Foleshill Coventry.

? Publish accessible children?s story books? Trade with individuals, educational settings early years? settings, libraries, shops ? Promote and educate disabled people?s access to information and literature? Fund books for disabled people free of charge ? Collect feedback from disabled book users and providers of literature? Introduce accessible information to professionals in literature

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East Coker School PTFA organises and runs a wide range of fundraising activities through the academic year. They range from fashion shows to school discos, Christmas card designing to Pamper Evenings. We have held musical events, print a school calendar, run a second hand uniform shop and organise a lottery. Our major event of the year is our Summer Fair.

The Charity provides a full library service to the people of Bawtry and surrounding area. Other services include book shop, photocopying, computers, printing and fax.

St Oswald's PTFA raise funds through activities in school to which the pupils and their families can participate. Activities such as discos, sponsored events and pop up shops. In 2021 we also started applying for external grants to support internal fundraising activities. Monies generated pay or contribute towards the school's wish list of items which support the pupil education.

The fellowship exists mainly for two reasons: 1) To give adults and children an opportunity to worship God and have a stronger faith and understanding of the Bible through Sunday worship and midweek groups. 2) To get alongside people who need help and befriends non-church people in the community through the Swinemoor Estate Charity Shop in Beverley.